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Raleek Brown's Career Rushing Night Boosts Arizona State Football
Freshman QB JuJu Lewis aims to revive Colorado's offense in his second start as both teams adjust to key quarterback changes amid Big 12 play.
- On Nov. 22, Colorado hosted Arizona State at Folsom Field, where Julian "Ju Ju" Lewis made his second start, finishing 19-of-38 for 161 yards and a touchdown.
- Behind a dominant ground attack, Arizona State Sun Devils controlled the game's flow, with Raleek Brown rushing for 255 yards and ASU finishing with 580 yards, including 53,180 rushing.
- Despite four turnovers, Arizona State Sun Devils surged late to seal the win, outscoring Colorado 21-0 in the fourth quarter with Jeff Sims throwing for 206 yards and two touchdowns.
- Colorado Buffaloes slipped to 3-8 overall and lost their fourth straight game, closing home play 3-4 under Deion Sanders, while Arizona State Sun Devils moved to 8-3 and stayed in Big 12 title contention.
- With its math intact, Arizona State needs wins plus upsets on Nov. 28 and Nov. 29; ASU hosts Arizona on Friday in its regular-season finale seeking the necessary win and help.
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Running back Raleek Brown put on a show Saturday night, leading the Arizona State Sun Devils to a dominant win over the Colorado Buffaloes. His explosive plays and game-changing impact made him the clear MVP and the difference in a one-sided matchup.
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Raleek Brown's career night keeps Arizona State in Big 12 title hunt with 42-17 win over Colorado
Raleek Brown rushes for 255 yards, the third-most in Arizona State history, leading the turnover-prone Sun Devils to a 42-17 win over Colorado.
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